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Schedule for Week
Cestleton H.D. will meet with Mrs. Carolyn JArris at 1 p.m. Tuesday, December 18.
Flint Hill H.D. will meet with Mrs. Frank Cary, Tuesday, December 18, at 7:30 Each member bring a 25-cent gift.
Estes H.D. will meet Wednesday, December 10, with Mrs. Ennis Gore at 1 p.m.
F. T. Valley No. 2 H.D. will meet Thursday, December 20, with Mrs. Milton Sisk, at 2 p.m.
Much of pre-Christmas fun in the kitchen can be with cookies and baking. These may be in forms of Santas, trees, stars, etc., dr they may be crisp cookies, frosted cookies. Decorations giro more of Christmas spirit to your cookies. Some suggested decorations you can use are:
1. Red candied cinnamon and bits.
2. Red and greem gum drops in shapes of holly leaves and berries.
8. Colored frosttngs.
4. Colored sugar: you may make your own by adding several drops of cake coloring, to water so color will not be so intense. The add by drops the coloring to the sugar and mix until sugar is all colored. Let dry and it is ready to decorate with. _£
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CHRISTMAS 1951
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